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Located on the city's main boulevard, the Nevsky Prospect; the Grand Hotel Europe, with its preserved Baroque façade, opened in 1875 as Russia's first 5 star hotel.
The 265 rooms are furnished in the classical style; Terrace Rooms are highly recommended with their views towards the spectacular Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood and the Russian Museum. The stunning Art Nouveau ‘L’Europe’ restaurant hosts Tchaikovsky nights complete with ballet performances each Friday while the ‘Mezzanine Café’ is perfect for a light lunch or afternoon tea. There is a stylish bar and a fitness centre, a sauna, beauty salon and a small plunge pool. Prices based on superior rooms, supplement for deluxe room: £28 per room, per night. For clients looking for luxury and outstanding service within an environment of tradition and authenticity, we can highly recommend Grand Hotel Europe.
1 December – 31 March, 16 October – 29 December: 3 nights for the price of 2, saving up to £172.
1 April – 13 May, 16 July – 31 August, 1 – 15 October: 4 nights for the price of 3, saving £172.
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